Networks and Network Crime (Series of Cross-Disciplinary Studies on Crime)

Author: Xu Xiuzhong
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: Many crimes stipulated in China's Criminal Law are closely related to relevant specialties and are based on the theoretical knowledge of these specialties. However, in real life, due to the specialization of knowledge, people often only master one aspect and not the rest, which inevitably affects a comprehensive and in-depth understanding of the aforementioned crimes. Many crimes stipulated in China's Criminal Law are closely related to relevant specialties and are based on the theoretical knowledge of these specialties. However, in real life, due to the specialization of knowledge, people often only master one aspect and not the rest, which inevitably affects a comprehensive and in-depth understanding of the aforementioned crimes. The author of this book breaks through the "fortress of criminal law" and conducts interdisciplinary comprehensive research from the perspectives of criminology, criminal law, sociology, criminal policy, and network technology science to analyze issues related to the internet and internet crimes, with the aim of seeking a practical and feasible method for effectively controlling internet crimes. The content of this book is novel, not only analyzing the causes, characteristics, and types of internet crimes but also proposing countermeasures to control internet crimes, supplemented by cases and brief analyses, which provides enlightenment for legal professionals in handling cases and conducting research.